Slack Technologies Inc., the company behind the eponymous workplace chat and collaboration platform, has filed to go public on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol WORK. But unlike ...

The public debuts of Lyft and Uber have spooked some employees in Silicon Valley, who want to get cash before the market potentially devalues their shares, according to Forge.

Here are the top business stories of the week, ranging from Slack's IPO at changes at Goldman Sachs.

Tech unicorn Slack is set to go public on Thursday under the ticker “WORK” in a direct listing, meaning there is no price set ahead of trading and no banks are underwriting a new offering. “Basically ...

Now this is what you call late-stage financing. Shortly after Light Street Capital had its first close in mid-January of Light Street Beacon I, a private late-stage growth equity fund, the firm said ...

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Slack’s IPO filing detailed its potential future HIPAA risks, indicating it sees a greater future presence in healthcare as a communication tool, according to Business Insider. Slack’s file-upload ...

Slack is expected to go public today with a direct listing, rather than a traditional IPO. On the New York Stock Exchange, Slack could have a $15.7 billion valuation. Co-founder Daniel Stewart ...

But I think the real challenge that Slack is facing is that when you're combining this directional deceleration with Slack's lofty valuation multiples, for example, even now, when they're trading ...